Jim Donovan, the beloved play-by-play announcer for the Cleveland Browns for 25 years, has announced his retirement to focus on battling leukemia. His retirement comes just before the team's home game against the Dallas Cowboys, as he aims to devote his energy to his health and family. In a heartfelt turn of events, Donovan will be inducted into the Browns' 2024 Legends class alongside former kicker Phil Dawson, who personally informed him of the honor. Both Donovan and Dawson joined the Browns in 1999, with Donovan being a consistent voice during the team's tumultuous history. This induction ceremony will take place during halftime of the game against the New York Giants, making it an emotional tribute for fans and the team alike. Donovan expressed gratitude for the support he received during his health struggles, emphasizing the community of Browns fans as a source of strength.